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Stokoe also questions assertions that the language has emerged entirely without outside influence, from ( for example ), Spanish or ASL.
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The stadium also has a Davy lamp monument, and a statue of Bob Stokoe.
Born in Mickley, Northumberland, the son of a miner, Stokoe began his footballing career at Newcastle United, signing for them in 1947 and playing the first of 287 games, usually as centre-half, on Christmas Day 1950 against Middlesbrough, a game in which he also scored.
Stokoe and language
In the 1960s linguist William Stokoe created the first writing system for a sign language, the so-called Stokoe notation, which he designed specifically for ASL.
William Stokoe, known by many as the father of American Sign Language linguistics, disagreed that the emergence of ISN is evidence of a language acquisition device.
While working at Gallaudet University in the 1970s, William Stokoe felt that American Sign Language was a language in its own right ; with its own independent syntax and grammar.
Stokoe classified the language into five parts which included: handshapes, orientation, location, movement, and facial expression, in which much of the meaning of the sign is clarified as well as the grammar of the sentence expressed.
* 1960-ASL is a Language and the first linguistic book and defense of ASL as a language is written by William Stokoe.
Stokoe and without
Stokoe used it for his 1965 A Dictionary of American Sign Language on Linguistic Principles, the first dictionary with entries in ASL — that is, the first dictionary which one could use to look up a sign without first knowing its conventional gloss in English.
However, Sunderland were relegated the following season back into Division Two, without their FA Cup Final winning manager Bob Stokoe, who had resigned because of health problems at the start of the season.
Stokoe and outside
Statue of Bob Stokoe outside the South East corner of the stadium
This still wasn't good enough for the fans, however, who became disenchanted with life outside the top flight again, and the club's style of play under Stokoe was not to their liking.
A statue of Stokoe with arms aloft in celebratory mid-run now stands outside Sunderland's Stadium of Light.
A statue of Stokoe stands outside Sunderland A. F. C.
Stokoe and from
Several Border pipe tunes, including The English Black and the Grey, Bold Wilkinson and Galloping over the Cowhill, were copied in the 19th century by John Stokoe from the mid-18th century John Smith MS, now lost, from Northumberland.
Between spells at Carlisle, Stokoe managed Blackpool from 1970 – 1972.
Stokoe took over as manager of Sunderland on 29 November 1972 when they were fourth from bottom of the Second Division table.
After being unwell for some time, Stokoe was admitted to hospital in Hartlepool suffering from pneumonia and died on 1 February 2004 aged 73.
Some tunes from this were copied out by John Stokoe in the nineteenth century: these include an extended set of variations on the song The Keel Row for fiddle ( the earliest known version ), pipe tunes with variations such as Bold Wilkinson, and a version of Jacky Layton with variations for fiddle.
The following season new Sunderland boss Bob Stokoe successfully moved him from centre forward to the centre-back position.
Stokoe and for
Although not the first writing system for sign languages ( see Stokoe notation ), SignWriting is the first to adequately represent facial expressions and shifts in posture, or to accommodate segments of speech longer than compound words and short phrases.
Blackpool finished amongst the top ten teams in the Second Division for six consecutive seasons, under three different managers: Stokoe, Harry Potts and Allan Brown.
Stokoe returned for a second stint as manager for the 1978 – 79 campaign, at the end of which Blackpool finished mid-table.
After leaving Newcastle in 1960, Stokoe spent a short time playing for Bury before making the move into management with the same club.
In addition to the college located in downtown Riverside, there are other college locations in Moreno Valley, Norco, and several education centers including the Ben Clark Public Safety Training Center, the Center for Teaching Excellence at Stokoe, and the Rubidoux Annex in Rubidoux.
Later on, in the middle of the century the Ancient Melodies Committee of the Newcastle Society of Antiquaries attempted a more comprehensive collection, based largely on manuscript and printed sources ; this was later edited for publication by John Collingwood Bruce and John Stokoe.
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Also Fenwick, Ogle, Heron, Witherington, Medford ( later Mitford ), Collingwood, Carnaby, Shaftoe, Ridley, Stokoe, Stamper, Wilkinson, Hunter, Thomson, Jamieson.
Stokoe took the Second Division club to Wembley and defeated the powerful Leeds United, a team packed with international players ( and incidentally managed by Don Revie whom he had opposed when both played in the 1955 final between Newcastle United and Manchester City ), 1-0.
Motorists who perished by driving over the gap in the bridge were Lauderdale couple Anthony Sward ( 27 ) and Pamela Sward ( 26 ), Robert Rezek ( 24 ) of Bellerive and Joyce Stokoe ( 60 ) of Lindisfarne.
Stokoe and ASL
The phrase " American Sign Language " in ASL, transcribed in Stokoe notation
* Stokoe notation, an ASL alphabet devised by a pioneer of sign-language linguistics
While most forms of ASL and MCE are transcribed using English glosses, LOVE is written using the notation system developed by William Stokoe.
Stokoe and .
* 1930 – Bob Stokoe, English footballer and manager ( d. 2004 )
es: William C. Stokoe
Before the season's conclusion, Shannon was briefly replaced in a caretaker-manager capacity by Jimmy Meadows, who in turn was permanently replaced by Bob Stokoe.
Stokoe resigned during the summer.
On 18 July 2006, a statue of 1973 FA Cup Final winning manager Bob Stokoe was unveiled.
J. Collingwood and John Stokoe.
Elizabeth Stokoe argues that ethnomethodology's egalitarian creed reflects the egalitarian ethos in feminism.
Stokoe further contends that members ’ practical categorizations form part of ethnomethodology's description of the ongoing production and realization of ‘ facts ’ about social life and including members ’ gendered reality analysis, thus making CA compatible with feminist studies.
* T. H. Stokoe
Sept 1862-Rev Dr T. H. Stokoe, educated at Uppingham ; Exhibitioner of Lincoln College, Oxford ; left 1863 ; Preacher of Gray's Inn ; d 1903 )
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